Summary:
The book advocates for women to let go of unrealistic expectations and societal pressures to "do it all," encouraging them to focus on what truly matters by delegating tasks and embracing imperfection. It provides personal anecdotes, practical advice, and strategies for prioritizing, engaging partners in domestic responsibilities, and building a supportive community to achieve success and fulfillment.
Key points:
1. The book disputes the harmful societal expectation that women must "do it all" - juggle a career, home, and family.
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